“Bang Bang” loses to HAIM in a video off while Hannah Hart tries to figure out if you’re gay and Amy Poehler has a serious conversation with Jon Stewart in the corner of this party.
Mary and Frances reveal the secrets of the diary-writing universe.
Ferguson protestors were able to meet with U.S. Attorney Callahan to voice demands.
Grace: It’s fine.
Meg: It’s fine, everything’s fine, this is normal.
Doing your hair yourself is fun, much cheaper than going to the salon, and probably only moderately hazardous to your health.
Step-by-step instructions on making a fabulous, easy, and probiotic-rich cheese for the beginning monger.
There’s no denyin’ it, tarot and tattoos go together really well.
Someone is going to die on tonight’s “Pretty Little Liars” mid-season finale! Who will it be? Maybe it will be you! But probably it will be Mona.
Emily Yoffe isn’t alone! A lot of advice columnists have terrible opinions that they’re excited to share with bisexuals.
It’s true, we promise, you just have to trust us.
For our 18th edition of HS/WS, we returned to Cali, this time focusing on SoCal style.
On their Facebook page, the creators of Undercover Colors say they “hope to make potential perpetrators afraid to spike a woman’s drink because there’s now a risk that they can get caught.” But what about creating cultural shifts so that people don’t become violent assailants at all?
Local Bay Area band GAYmous launched their first ever music video last week, and it’s basically the most awesome thing ever.
Sofia Vergara was literally put on a pedestal, and Modern Family beat Orange Is The New Black.
In some Brazilian states, a gynecological test is required to prove you’re fit for a job.
With Autumn approaching and Summer coming to an end, many new comics are getting ready to start up. For this week’s Drawn to Comics, I’m going to highlight six titles that I’m excited to take a look at in the next few months.
“…We were publicly excluding trans* people who needed to get an abortion but were not women. We refuse to deny the existence and humanity of trans* people any longer.”
“When you unearth one thing you didn’t know about yourself, it can be an opportunity to dive in and know all the things you were afraid to. It’s the scariest thing you’ll ever do and the most valuable.”
Jay-Z was also pretty adorable.
The Feminist Internet is, as usual, scrambling to decide: empowering, or not empowering? If anyone had actually been paying attention to Nicki all these years, they’d already know the answer.